langone. >> thomas michael langone. >> michelle bern debt lanza. >> ruth sheila lapin. >> judith camile. >> christopher randall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> dennis francis lavelle. >> mary laverde. >> anna a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five grandchildren karina, savannah, jamie, jay den miss you. three out of five may not have met you here on earth, they remember their grand pa da and love you immensely. mom misses you immensely as well. we all love you. your family loves you. your friends love you. we hope you're watching down and proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel lawson and my grandmother. 13 years ago i was born on my grandmother's birthday. she made my mom promise to share every birthday together. we never had that chance to do that. the gift of me being born on her birthday is eternal. >> david w. lay check. >> james patrick. neil j.levey. >> robert g.

langone. >> thomas michael langone. >> michelle bern debt lanza. >> ruth sheila lapin. >> judith camilela. >> christopher randall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> dennis francis lavelle. >> mary laverde. >> anna a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five grandchildren karina, savannah, jamie, jay den miss you. three out of five may not have met you here on earth, they remember their grand pa da and love you immensely. mom misses you immensely as well. we all love you. your family loves you. your friends love you. we hope you're watching down and proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel lawson and my grandmother. 13 years ago i was born on my grandmother's birthday. she made my mom promise to share every birthday together. we never had that chance to do that. the gift of me being born on her birthday is eternal. >> david w. lay check. >> james patrick. neil j.levey. >> robert g

langone thomas michael langone michelle bernadette lanza ruth sheila lapin judith camile la. >> christopherdall larrabee. >> hamidou s. larry. >> scott larsen. >> john adam larson. >> gary edward lasko. >> richard greg lassman. >> paul laszczynski. >> jeffrey latouche. >> denis frances lavelle jeannine m. laverde anna a. laverty . a.laverty. >> stephen lawn. daddy, we love you and miss you. your five we love you and miss you, jamie and jaydin all miss you. and your family loves you, your friends love you, and we hope that you're watching down and you're proud of us. again, we love you and may god bless everybody who had perished on 9/11. >> nathaniel law singh and my grandmother 13 years ago, i was born on my grandmother's birthday. we never had that chance to do that, but the gift of me being born on our birthday is eternal. >> david w. laycheck. >> james patrick leahy lt. joseph gerard leavey neil j. leavy leon lebor kenneth charles ledee alan j. lederman elena ledesma alexis leduc daniel john lee david s. lee dong chu lee gary h. lee hyun-joon lee juanita lee kathryn blair lee linda c. l

marc siegel, professor at medicine at nyu's langone medical center. author of the inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> september is an important month for men, prostate cancer awareness month, the second leading cancer killer for men in the u.s. researchers say a key is early detection. dr. samadi you're a prostate cancer specialist. september, time to wear blue in honor of that. how can we prevent prostate cancer? >> first of all, i appreciate you and marc wearing the blue color. this is the month that we educate a lot of men out there to get their psa tests, pro state specific antigen test, the best way to prevent tested and know your blood test, go for your exam and make sure the doctor checks your prostate, find out whether there's any abnormalities or nodules. we've spoken about prostate cancer on this show and many shows all the time. the numbers speak for themselves, 30,000 men die every year. this is one out of six men in america have prostate cancer. it's a sil

marc siegel, professor at medicine at nyu's langone medical center.he inner pulse, unlocking the secret code of sickness and health. doctors, always great to see you. >> good to see you. >> september is an important month for men, prostate cancer awareness month, the second leading cancer killer for men in the u.s. researchers say a key is early detection.

. >> what about ken langone, one of the original cofounders of home depot?ere a particular thinkgeek product he >>? >> he loves the -- product he likes? >> he liked the mini-speakers he asks about them all the time. >> are their chief executives of technology companies that come to you and say, we have a product we want to get into a more mainstream crowd -- what do we do? >> we get requests from people all the time. would this product work? would it appeal to your particular crowd? definitely, we get requests. the best place we can test things is in our office. our employees are such amazing customers, they won't know if something is going to work. -- they will know if something is going to work. >> he iphone is scheduled to go on sale, the larger version. does that mean you will come out with a lot of new accessories for the iphone? >> they are always looking at the evolution of the iphone, planning for the next step. there will be new accessories around iphone 6. we also know not everyone goes to the six. error people who want to stay with the five or go

and in what you langone medical center is going to lay out the s and president obama signed hr122 into lots. giving president obama the ability to fight the syrian rebels. and air strikes have begun against islamic states in iraq. the white house correspondent ed henry has our report. reporter: franÇoise hollande ordered his military plane to strike a logistics depot in northern iraq. making it very clear that there are strict limits on france's support to obama. >> and the french will not help what airstrikes over syria, forcing the security advisor onto defense over what the two separate coalitions will do. >> this will be a unified coalition ended as one opposition and it will be under a common command. and we will continue to welcome the involvement of partners who will make different contributions. reporter: the president continues to claim those contributions are swelling. >> more than 40 countries have now offered assistance as part of this coalition. much of that assistance is humanitarian and logistical. officials are pinning the responsibility for piecing together the coaliti

how hearing this from langon's secretary? >> no.ying he is staying with christie, through the secretary. but the people -- >> a specious source there. i'll call ken myself. >> you know pam? >> die but i talk to ken. i don't have type of -- year he tells pam to talk to me. i'll talk to him. she doesn't talk to me either. >> he doesn't like you. >> she talks to julie. >> really. >> it's like -- >> julie does all the work. >> i hate to use a mafia analogy but -- >> don't go there. >> i'm not saying he is in the mob or i am. it's not a. >> try to get you guys to talk to each other. >> got a lot of in the family. >> see what i can do -- >> hear my mas mas story. >> i did and i'm glad we're out of time. when we come back, rand paul on isis. another prospective candidate, all over the map on this. why that could be sinking him, after this. take a closer look at your fidelity green line and u'll see just how much it has to offer, especially if you're thinking of moving an old 401(k) to a fidelity ira. it gives you a widrange of investment o

ken langone -- >> doesn't have to. everybody knows him. >> real people that make money never brag. i think -- melissa: you're saying this guy is coming off as -- >> l. >> loser. melissa: jack hole as they might say? no, without question but i don't think i would pick someone on tinder. >> not always about the money. melissa: it is, i mean not on tinder. you know, i don't think -- >> a lot more money than that. melissa: i know. >> i would put my picture with my goatee. melissa: i think that would work. >> to meet ladies. >> you get ads from frederick's of hollywood and -- melissa: don't want to go into that. let's move on. thanks, guy. >> ladies of the evening. melissa: talk about convenient timing days before amazon rival alibaba goes public, jeff bezos rolling out a new plan for space travel. probably just a coincidence. >>> the u.s. ramps up military strikes against isis. the questions remain about the strength of that broad coalition. smart money on the way. >> really, our partners don't want to be named, huh? [laughter] so you'll join the coalition as long as nobody knows you'r

joining us now, a fox news medical correspondent and a professor of medicine at nyu langone medical centerutine throat procedure, what? outpatient? >> well, it's probably an endoscopy. >> the scope down the throat. >> the risk for the elderly is in the sedation. it's not the procedure. the procedures are relatively safe for all ages. it's moderate sedation usually something called propofol viewers may be familiar with. >> that michael jackson used to go to sleep at night. and he died. >> and the problem if it's in the elderly over 80 years old you have to use lower doses, monitor it intensely and can cause you to stop breathing. i don't know for a fact, i've never seen the chart, i don't know her case. i'm suspicious of propofol because that's what's generally used for endoscopies these days. >> they said she was on life support. she was brain dead. and that's from a lack of oxygen to the brain. if she stopped breathing in a doctor's office while they're performing a procedure on her, wouldn't they be doing cpr? you know, they're breathing for you. they're oxygenating your brain, aren't th

joining us to discuss this is art caplan, head of the division for medical ethics at nyu's langone medicalenter. great to see you. >> thank you. >> she went in for what was supposed to be routine throat surgery, or maybe even a diagnostic test. maybe not even surgery. how can this have happened? >> well, she was at an outpatient clinic, and the short answer is nobody knows what happened. >> should she happen in an outpatient clinic? >> i don't even know why she was there. we haven't gotten clear like this. things like this are done outpatient, i'm sure. >> the problem is anesthesia, right? >> correct. >> you say there is always the chance. the fine print says there is always a chance. >> the risk is about 1 in 25,000. if you get that little mask put on you, people have reactions sometimes to the gas, or they have an underlying condition that we didn't know about. so there is a tiny risk. it's not as big as driving to the hospital, which is probably riskier for you. but there is a risk with any anesthetic. >> so is it your impression that this is something akin to what happened to michael j